Media24 to move newspapers websites sales representation to Ads24

MEDIA STATEMENT: Ads24 will take over advertising sales representation of Sake24, Beeld, Die Burger, Volksblad, Rapport, The Witness and City Press (currently represented by The SpaceStation) news websites from October 1.

Mike Luscombe, The SpaceStation’s CEO, says that as a result of this change, the online advertising business functions, including sales and billing, will move to Ads24. The SpaceStation will continue to handle the ad serving and campaign management, and will work with Ads24 to facilitate a smooth transition for all the newspaper website advertising clients through this process.

Linda Gibson, Ads24’s CEO, details the benefits to media partners:

a one-stop 360 degree approach;

one point of contact, one brief and one billing solution;

one contact for Ads 24’s agency partners;

as traditional media agencies explore the concept of digital integration and cross-channel marketing strategies, so will Ads24 engage and support to deliver on these expectations;

Ads24 is now able to offer not only strong fixed web properties like that of Beeld, but also growing mobile properties such as Son and Daily Sun, which is key to any digital success on the African continent;

Ads24 will soon be able to offer media partners the full platform quartet – linking the consumer engagement flow between mobile, fixed web, the printed newspaper and the tablet edition;

research in the local digital playing field is limited and by working off existing print resources Ads24 is able to process and explore synergistic thinking between platform types;

tablets are able to offer luxury brands a business solution to talk to the commuting business affluent who are engaging with tablets as a result of the current high price point; and

print, mobile, web and tablets have been incorporated into all facets of our daily lives and have become the connector between our business and personal lives, from email, news, social media, gaming and weather to how to make that perfect roast lamb.

All these touch points have been incorporated to strengthen Ads24’s ability to manage and offer these business solutions under one seamless media buy.

Gibson draws attention to the recent Ads24-commissioned FGI research, which focused on the media path to persuasion.

“The research highlights and supports the fact that no one media type can deliver the desired results on the path without support from another platform, which, in turn, introduces the product or service to the persuasion leading to purchase. This again strengthens the need for multiple platform engagement.”

One Comment

cput

i work for media 24 (on the dot) and i would like to know why dont u guys offer us busaries even if there are terms eg: binded to work the comp for 3 years, i mean i worked for this company for 5 yaers now and with the little that i earn i have to pay studies i know its not your duty but please cant u guys up there do like other small companies even ifts 30% of the fees that would be nice

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